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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
WILLIAM G. BOONE,
Secretary
MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND.
FURTHER CALL FOR BONDS,

Under and pursuant the provisions Of the mortgage
trust decd made the 18th day OF September 1871 10 the
Union Trust Company Of by the trustees OF tho
Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund.- the said trustees hereby
give that addition 10 the bonds heretofore paid and
discharged they cldvo paw TIE bonds mentioned therein
and the further OF $25O and TO
number Of thirty e. wit 20 bonds Of the denomination
of and 10 bonds OF 5000 each ami that such
with will be paid at the Office OF said
Hail 23.f. and Gthave In the
and after the oath day OF NAV. 1897.
OF he
g. 81, Ok 1874. l35, 1877 l45. ljS.
1875 75 1871 ZIG 22G 23s 2i3 pa 2lG and 2O7 each
600: and Nos SlO 33 32s 3G7 3GS. 37I 3S I22 lj6
and 49, each io t5Uo And the holders OF said bonds are re
Dated New York. May ~ 1887.
TRUSTEES OF THE MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM
FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

tho privilege the shareholders Of tho company OF
subscribing between tho 18th ana 3Oh days OF June
1857 which latter dao hespfivege VIII cease Tor per
cent respective holdings they stand registered on
"wednesday MAY Instant Shareholders entitled 10 rao-
lion Of a share may for full share. The privilege
10 .crblng sol by Shareholder AMI blank
such purpose Will be furnished ON application 10
the treasurer Payments DO made IN fun prior TO July
J. 1857 onehit shall he paid prior 10 July 1881 and
s5 and in tcr case REGENTS Will lie gwen hearing i'm.
terest Of per cont per from the date Of
paymeut until November l. 1887 which time aid receipts
viii bear interest On and after November 1851
certificates for Tho new Will Dc delivered surrender
of EOEINI W. SMITH, Treas Ter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PIER FOOT or CANAt~sr.. NORTH RIVER,
NEw.loRK May ~ 1887.
V'HE FORTIETH ANNUAL MEETING of
Il stockholders Of the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will he held Office OF the company, pior
foot OF Canas, North River In the city OF New'lork on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF May 1887 between the hours
and T. the election OF Directors and the
transaction OF such other business properly
before The transfer books Of the company Will close at tho
office OF the Union Trust Company on WEDNESDAY tho
18th day May 1887 o'clock and will reopen
THU RSDAY tho 26th day OF May 1887 at 10 o'clock
W. II. LANE. Secretary,
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HOTEL BRISTOT.
3lropcs1!5.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS.

TINOI OoAIo TON OF " In DONDS.
Proposals will be received by the Sewer Commissioners Of
the City Of Amsterdam ~ Y, until NAV 49, 1897 at p
for the OF Coupon Bonds Of said city, These
Bonds issued for the construction o. In said city
OF Section Chapter lG of laws Of 1881 and the
whole issue limited TO I'VE per cent the assessed valuation
Of said city.
They denominations OF $500 each and bear
the OF three able semaDnuaY
the first day Of January and July in the city Of NewYok.
Said Bonds Will DO daet July 1887 and will be ready
delivery at that date and payable at the rate OF 81 500
yearly after ten years.
No proposals viii be considered less than par
Proposals for purchase OF these bonds should be
Proposals for Sewer BOnd directed the under
at Amsterdam n Y.
Proposals will be opened and awards made May o. 1887
Five cent OF the oi onds pay
able upon notification OF award balance upon delivery Of
Bonds Interest at three will allowed
the deposit OF the 1--WE cent from the time Of deposit
to delivery OF Bonds
ii. y. WALDRON, Secretary.
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finanriaL.
CHIGlG) CHS TRUST COMPANY.

HOLDERS OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
TIE PEOPLES GAsLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY OF
CHICAGO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THEY NAY
EXCHANGE THEIR HOLDINGS AT PAR OF EACH,
CHICAGO GAS TRUST COMPANY UPON PREsENTA.
ton OF THEIR STOCK CERTIFICATES ASSIGNED
In BLANK AT THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IN
CHICAGO.
& A. KENT, Pres c. c. r. Co.
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Go ipbom 1i nlap Concern.

A LII persons indebted to the former firm of
N Williams Guion steamship agents. ~ Broadway this
city will their respective debts AMI those persons
have claims against the said firm requested TO present
them with vouchers for OK animation to
WILLIAM II. GUIoN. Receiver
80 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
chicarn. May 20. 1897.

DOND SALE.
ID OPEN BIDS will be received the Court House. Cold
water Michigan. three O'Clock Monday afternoon,
uue 1897 $4,000 per bonds TO be issued Tor
building new Court House Bonls are described as follows
Dated March 1897 denomination 81 900; interest payae
annually in New York city: due $4,000 March J. lSS
$40 OOU March 1890; $4,000 March 1891; and $4,000
March 1892 Tho Board of Supervisors hold the power 10
reject any all bids - -
JAMES r. DICKEY,
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Drp Goods.

1 000NOVELTYRU RUGS, 8 feet long, 81. 80 I;
sOOV Mattings from SO a roll Moquettes 81 Tap
estry brussels; Abe; lngrains 26c. ANDREW TESTERS
SONS, 1874 Broadway.
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Gost ano fonno.

I OST.-BankbOOk No. 156, 451 on Dry Dock
~ Savings Bank. Any person having claims upon said
book called 10 present the tho bank within
Thirty DAYS the said book be declared cancelled
and ext gushed and issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
rRCsrEEs oil III MAsoNIc nALL AND AsYLuAI
FLOYD CLARKSON. President
Join ]. GORMAN. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.
" ROAD COMPANY

PHILADELPHIA Nav /. 1897.
Alta meeting Of tho Board 81 nrcc OF this company,
held tbs day. the folowin resolution adopted
Resolved That for the purposeot providing the necessary
capital Tor construction and equipment expenditures during
1857 On main and leased lines and branches and
completion and extension OF now aud auxiliary lines,
the cost o which Is estimated az follows
Construction OF third and fourth tracks
and additional facilities on tic Penn.
sylyania Railroad. branches and leased $1,000.
=
Real estate Pcnnsyvanla Railroad,
branches and leased lines.....-.--...--.- 100000
ment '-..'....-.',-,.. 100000
Construction Of branch and auxiliary
lines. addition 10 those now IN --..
OpeIatOn -,"oOVVV nnn nnn
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.
.OK HUDSON and COXSACKIE.

4 steamer kAArERSKILL, leaves at y m. Tuesdays,
Tfdrslys aud Saturdays from Pier - v H. foot OF aysL
Steamer MCMANUS Mondays, Wednesdays aud Friday ;.
from pier 35 Frankns both boats connecting with
Boston and Albany H.. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
Boaro cno Rooms.
West Sida

West Sida.
I JUST OPENED, THE WILTON, As
s West 27th.st; select private hotel newly and richly
furnished throughout appointments and cuisine strictly
hrsteass beautfu and refined home for families and
single gentlemen rates reasonable boarding house.
Special summer lorna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
sailing fItul Ntw-NoIk aud Antwerp every saturday
NOOHDLAND Saturday May -. $3.50 n m
RH1 saturday. June !. 1. m
Spring and summer Rates irst cabin, 500 to 800.
Excursion $40 TO $50 Second cabin sio E&curslon soV
ami $50. Storage very low rates.
PETER " ltiGHT q Sons. Genl Agts IS Broadway
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4 TROY RoATS. CIrlZENS Line. Z

4 Il hui Dun VI
n. steamers cry Og Troy ana SARATOGA Leave
fooio Christophers. North River daily oNcspt saturday
On M for Troy an North sunday st0l touches ~
Albany. Troy EIcurs)n Tickets. $3.50
NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trans leave from Chambersst station for Engewood
Tenatv Closier Spnrk min aud Nyack $50, 40 $780,
$50 and II a. n. las p o. 4. $50 500 $40 $780,
10 30 d. m. y midnight Sundays 7l0. S;3O n and
r. ~ Nor Nanuct. spring Valley. Monsey and ralmans.
b3O 40, $50 a. H.. 45U $3.50 p M Sundays $3.50 IN,
>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
INulTE STAR LINE.

w FoR OF I'ENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL Az UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
CELTIC CAPT Irving we'nesdy. Nay 20 p m /.
ARABIC, Capt Hurtou. entuiday May - y a. vi
Mo lint q /. adell . We'd. June |, $50
ri pr al q -. Thursday, June 2 2:3O p.
From White star Dock. foot OF West lOtn.st
RATiS-SaloOu, $50. $50 and 500 return tckets on
favorable terms Secrage the Old Country go
second cabin messengers carried these steamers rate
S35 excursion *6j For inspection OF plans or other In
formation apply the company once No broInWsy
Now.YOrk. J. BhC CE lSMA1, ABelL
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- WHITE STAR LINE.
CELTIC. sailing May 25, ARABIC May 2S. and REPCD-
liz June 2 special and superior second cabin accom-
odaton- The whole O the saloon accommodation on Arabic
ana Republic given up 10 Second Cabin passengers
Apply at White Star Offices, Al Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

REORGANIZATION OF THE PHILADEL-
AFFILIATED COMPANIES
Notice hereby given that the first instalment OF 25 PER
CENT Of the contribution required the stock
tiles deposited with Messrs. Brown Brothers Company
Ger the Plan Of Reorganization Of tho above Companies
hereby called, and Will be payable JUNE i, 1887.
The second nsalment OF 10 PER CENT is also hereby
called and wall be payable on JULY ], 1887.
Payments are 10 be made at the Offices OF Messrs Brown
Brothsrs Company in the cities OF NewYork Phae
pliA
BY order Of the BOari OF Reconstruction Trustees
JNO. 10. GAHAETT. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH B,I,s and b,i EAST
a IA ss Ii FOL. hlxTs s.s Ss;S
~ mar Bost nom Brcokiy tso aud fsrssy Civ 49,
M An orchestra on each steamer Best aecoamoAASea>
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oofsan Gteamers.

CIRCULAR LETTERS o FCREDIT, for , tray :.
eers abroad available IN al parts Oh to %oa
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excursions.
6orses anb Carriages.

ZINE CARRIAGES, best materials and low
prices for the style Of work. visit to my repos
itOry respectfully requested.
]. CURLEY.
Safest. and Boerum place, Brooklyn.
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6otels.
THE WILTON,

select private hotel newly and richly furnished throug
ont appointments and cuisine strictly hrsCass; DCau
full and refined home families aud single gentlemen
reasonable boarding house. kpecal summer terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23

" For CATsKILL and way landings, Boas o,y, Pier ~
North Rlyey ioes y J.yssr set i.lly ~ 1,
River foot OF Frsnkn-strse. Tuesdays Thursdays AMI
Saturdays az same holc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
COMPANlA TRASATLANTICA
~ PANOLA.

American passenger line. -.
For ST. Thomas Barbados Para Marinhan, PernamOuVo,
Bahia and Rio dc Janero connecting for Santos MonteVeo
and intermediate ports Southern Brazil. -
Steamship ADVANCE. saturday, May ~ az p IN;
From Newport News Va Wednesday. May 20 az p IN,
PAUL, f. GERHARD & Co, Gen. Ag'ts, S4Broad-st, N
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19
the RAtE Nor DYINC OFT

\ paper recently Perceived in =
forms us that ~ rrceut IN - in l..
in B,lrmore of The Fre .dm,us Nil
society. an " ganiz ,ti,n tor the cd
ucation "f Methodist mln<r",c
am"ng the Negroes of rh- -"uth,
S cretnrv /. c. Ilar'zeII said liza
the coImcd pr"p,e are il cr""~ing
more hv hlr'hs Than The " hiteS are.
~ births a"d immigration com
hi e'. FIVE undrcd cpl"rrd b bics
ARE horn every twenty four hours
lie had seen old rolor"d T. en"hpr~
ho d the B,rlr upside down. and all
they could d, was I" shout and
pound the Bible, hut he'd rath, r
hear 81 man like III p each 'h'n
j., nAmhy PANTY, pink-p"per v"ung
IN N read II milk and-watrr ESSAY.
III. hre:men ,hpn.ed "Amen."
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BINHOP PLRNkR.

The above named distinguished
divine arrived IN S,v"un h on
rdre~dav night last "n his way
h"mr tom la, k-ouS"nviIIe. Fla.
here he has II rn Ia d, liver an
orAIi"n ON 'he Opening of the Cot
olNl Far IN that Site. lie sp Ike
~ tn highest trrm~ OF h. * abi r
at the tar he whole IF ir II my a
credit to The ract
The Bishop rs Liking hale arc
hearty, and did no Ia g-' +" visit
the TRIBUNE 'tic"; and exp e~srd
himself as highly pl' as,'h with S
general appearance AID on'f'. lie
letl Thur~d,N m"rnlng tr A,Imt,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CAM 0Eh DGI$.

Mr.. Sa' dy c Kelly OF Owens
Fery, Ga, a SUES rlbrr to The
5 ttannah TRIBUNE la. been elected
Coroner tor. Camden county, and
given he necessary holrI> aud now
enters upon the dIschnrle OF his
off nal dn'y.
Ia this section we are having
wnrn days and frosty nights, vpgc.
t.r'ou are NJ the lead Tor this sea
sum i tnr yetr.
Preparations are being made to
ent.r'ajn the ZIon B,pti>t Asoocia-
non here lex July
Ms ~ lisa smith viii close her
sch ,o It tin. We Li4hr IN few
days "A. W.
The TRIBUNE heartily congla n
lltes SIR X, lily on h,- election, / ne
people could uot "ave u,adc a bet
ter -"lccuOu.
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PAss nRR NAMR ARouND.

= Miss Cora Turner, m accomplish d
young Iadv of Cincinnati, ha. entered
the journalistic aud Typographical field
on the s'aH OF the American CalhO'ic
Tribune We carefully extend our nds-
-Indilnapplis World.
She can clip thls 7 with our app,O5-
al.-Detroit Plaindealer,
Tbs case IS without @ as no o'her
ycaus cOlored lady holds ike position
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19
NATIOFAL CNION LEAGUE

The Ma lonnl Union Leagne
& uncil r"rrntIv met in Washing
ton cltv and elected officer: Col.
"John + b want Ol &c, r4ia" h'ing
elected corresponding secretary. a
preamble and res buttons we're
adopted. The preamble states that
the "Domocrarlc parry bias secured
control uI the lIous' at Represent
atlveS and he Presidency hv fraud
and viulrl CO, aud seeks con r"l IF
the Senate hv i'm III mran@;' hv
fraud and vlol nee the south WIS
made Sol DIV Democratic, and is
held solid; that the ID .mocrAt~ "t
the ~ourh have by fraud and vio-
hence suppressed The Co,"rtd vote
when nee 'esny to give IN II,
power" and thu the onl ' hope of
breaking tho solid South and 80.
curing lalr count ut elections is IN
recruiting the Republican party
from white men in The mountainous
districts which are supposed tn
have but little sympathy with The
OLD slavehoIding Democrats.
II was--Ilrs"lved that the League
will nbor to break the Sohd s, nth
Oh the line above indicated.
Resolved. That the President APP
point committees of fifteen Il
Which he sra he chairman. who
shall hay. full au ho ~ 10 carry
into effect the pol cy Of the league.
Under the resolut "A Coz. b Want
was appointed t"r this ) tie, aud
he will No doubt soon be matching
through G,ogm The move prob
ably means To put The Rel uhhcnu
organizations IN the hands al wh I
me-. C0lured men will W tch 1h
Coloners motions very inteutlv,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

on a Catholic newspaper American
Gail Ollie Tribune
Miss Turner is our typical girl Of
the anil VIC will q ID By way Of q that
she is just such girl as we've we a
single man, we should be buzzlng
around for chance to pop the to-
Gate City Press.
We don't know Miss Cora but have
no doubt the is just the kind of CIR.
our young typo would like to NJ
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

The disappointment committee
Of the Pennsylvania llOnsc
# Representatives hAs de-
cided TO make the six Philddclphi ,
districts Republican, thus shutting
out Hon. Samuel j. Randall. II i.
bv no means certain hat tile report
will be adopted, however, as Mr..
Randall has many rt'ong RepubII-
eau friends who believe he can rem
der more important se' vices 10 tie
protective Iauff interest in Con-
gress than Republican, could.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

New York World: Tn. lament
able shortcomings ol Congress may
be attributed il large part to The
I"cl lhM' one house is democratic and
the other Rel ubIIcan. 5u' it may
further he rxpI,iued by 'he patent
IarF Of " umry of party purpose.
The I+ drreIip or personal il fin-
emce to carry policy through Is
wanting. Both the II SO at Z p
r"scntnIivrs and The Executive are
Democratic. hur thrre IL no gyms
patty between them.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

ABoUr fit coIorrd voters Of
Galrshurg, H., held convention
Satu, dn, night las TO discuss the
city election. II was decided 10 ut
r'raightout color d ticket III The
field FIR the several city otti g.. y
constitution was presented and
signed hy all present d mand NJ
recognition aud higher ra'e OF
Wage iut >t,crI work.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

AID it IS nol Improbable that the,
will soon o investigating lns
schemes Let coIored men he on
the alert everywhere.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

THE announcement If The APP
pointment Of G. II. J. Ta>Ior, "
colored Democrat from KANSAS, ae
Minister To Liberia. is PRONOUNCED
Mll rue,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

A MAN in SpaIding comfy has nm
eopposum farm. lie has five hun
dred lat opp"sfums on land. They
airs said 10 b. as tam ~ kittens.
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SENATOR JOAN SHERMAN has bee

SENATOR Joan SHERMAN has been
invited ny the Atlanta Chamber "f
Commerce te deliver an a'idr '>s on
the financial and BUSINESS incest
OF The country The sen tor replied
tom Tampa, FL, that lie r"nId
not answer definitely until hl1 re-
turn from Havana.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

THE Indiana supreme court de
MED Green Sm'Ih'@ petition tor u
fre hearing IN The Lieutenant Gov
ernorShip case. holding thh the
!. Lagi-la ure only can settle thai
T0nt It o
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

Read our article again brother
Wright, don't be obIuse YOU can
It.
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FRANK Hart, the c""rrd pedeS
trim, came ont second in the rr-
'evnt walking match in PhlladoI-
phia and received $4,000 as hI~
share ct the rcc"ipt-,-Exch"nge.
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No. 2IO.
MADAME SMITH,
Tn Queen al! St.' Fortune Tell !.

Those who wish TO consult her upon the
affairs of life, in person or by mail, will re-
member to call at No. 2l0 Bryan street. be-
tween Montgomery ana West B,Oad she las
been practcing this business for fifty years.
She reveals the deepest secrets; unveils the
future; gives successful lottery numbers
brings separated married couples and lovers
together; brings back absent friends
and reci cant lovers; and causes speedy and
happy MAJ riages. She has this gift from the
mighty. she is acknowledged by all to be
the QUEEN and STAR FonTUNE TELLER
without a SUPERIOR.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-03-19

A snecial telegram tn the Inter
Ocean states that the jury in tn
United States conrt this morning
rendered vprdicr Tor $3.50 against
thp city of Charlotte ~ favor OF
jones Cathcart, The salvation army
can, ain who cl,imei 10 nave boon
damaged to- The extent Of $40 600
bv h;s Isl and detention IN jnl
f,r ION t EN- hours for l"adng -
parade through the streets of
Charlotte. contrary to the orders IF
the Mayor. Common Council, and
y lice.
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Hon. JOHN :. WISE. of Virgins

Hon. JOHN = WISE. of Virginia
in an interview saws:
at would not be surprising il the
LegSlaiure hocame Republican and
sent General Malone back to the
Senate, TIe j. hv NO means p"liti-
cally dead With his phvsicrl en-
ergv and brains he can never be
showed nnher. As Won know, ! am
a firm believer in the theorv that
the Republican party can in the
next Presidential election without
New York. II Grover Cleveland is
nominated there will he a perfect
revolution in the south There are
FIVE or ak States which would go
Republican Tor almost any man
against Cleveland"
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Agents for the Tribune.

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1887
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REGisrERED AS SECoND-cLAss MATTER AT
THE SAvANNAH Posi- OFFICE.
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Winnefpta.

st fort 9us, iom beboeoes af fiorz
ten Nrbeioertamilier / ct. @(oub neoz
brenbte ben 2s6e Npril. 8ranb=
manbfabet bar lite iitanb til at pbe
nosen Biitanb, ba bet laa for lanst
borte fra @anolebninsen. Snsen
Tom ttlifaoe, o9 bet meite al Snbboet
blep rebbet.
= Glitter ct en- Ganse, ber uar blez
pen anflaeet for Moro, blepen fri
fjenbt. Set ct Trant Meab, bpis
Gag fibfte l1se par for &etten ct.
Saul. Mtan Dolot paa omtrent en-
l1se meo at finbe en- Surp, iom funbe
pasle. Sen Mbrbebe bar en- 8efienbt
al Mea6 peb Mapn Sarnstportb.
= Ser 8prn unoer ipp Nar leste
/ en- 2abe / 6ut@insion en- Sag for
leben os iatte Slo paa ben. Sc
unoilap ielu, met 8Dsninsen neoz
brenbte.
= @lboiu Safe 25 Npril. @eb ct
@eoe af 8orsere bet ioas blep bet
enitemmis belluttet at tilbDbe bet nDe
Solbaterbiem 100 Ncres 2anb, iom
lisser tat ino til Bpsrenbien. @n
SRaffe imutfe Snbiber meb itopbe<
porte Brebber prpoer @tebet. Ga
rontien er itpttet al @anb, iom re-
praienterer en- Mtqion, os De filler,
at Commissioner pil betraste. Eilbu=
bet meb Belpi(lie.
- 2Dnet ilog ne6 paa etpar Stez
BET / os omtrin9 ct. @loub Srebassz
aften. @n itor 2abe tilbprenbe Som
@teen nebbranbte. 9pnet bar pgiaa
f6r en- Gang ilaaet neb paa famine
@teb os tOraariaset en- 2abe neb=
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